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After a number of unsuccessful attempts to install 3.3.10, I wanted to ask if the following was a known bug:<BR>
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The file lib/lang/en/phrases/system.xml contains three occurrences of "&nbsp;", (two on line 396 and one on line 3006).<BR>
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On a clean installation of CentOS 6.3 and 3.3.10, attempting to run bin/epadmin create resulted in multiple errors regarding parsing of the above file and created an archive with multiple broken links and "phrase not defined" errors.<BR>
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Changing the three occurrences of "&nbsp;" to " " resulted in a clean build and no errors.<BR>
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I don't currently have another test environment on which to confirm these errors, so would appreciate any input on whether this bug only exists as a result of the OS environment, or if it is a genuine bug in the 3.3.10 release. I do know that XML doesn't support "&nbsp;", so would assume this will be a problem for all.<BR>
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Regards,<BR>
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James Caldow<BR>
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